INI file" appears at boot of your computer, simply recreate it. Repair filesystem To repair the file system, use the command "chkdsk". Once the file system repaired, you may need to go through the methods described above. You must be logged in to post a comment. Share your opinion. Pinned content Useful softwares Our programs Terms and conditions Share your opinion.
InformatiWeb Pro Win. Server administration Linux Administration Virtualization. INI file. The WIN. INI file is a leftover from Windows 3. Microsoft chose to continue to provide a WIN. INI file in subsequent versions of Windows as a way of providing backward compatibility for bit applications.
If you open the WIN. Both of these lines normally occur toward the top of the file, but can exist anywhere within the file. Likewise, both of these lines can be used to launch a bit Windows application upon startup. While there is no way to completely prevent a rogue application from using WIN.
INI to be used maliciously. After doing so, flag the file as read only. These files included IO. The IO. BAT files could load drivers or launch other executables.
SYS file, but that is beyond the scope of this article. SYS files. COM file still exists. BAT files. NT can be run at startup.
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Make sure you locate the EXE file. Now just take that newly created shortcut and copy and paste it into the Startup folder. Should look like this:. Pretty easy eh! The second way you can add a program to startup in Windows XP is to create a scheduled task that runs the program. The wizard will start. Go ahead and click Next. The first thing you have to do is choose the program you want to run at startup.
A list comes up automatically, but you can also click Browse and choose one specifically.
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